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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-09-21, Page 6Tunes -Advocate, September 21, 1983 wheat hospital birthday share ladies' dept. focus MR. AND MRS. BRUCE THOMSON Elizabeth Anne daughter of Andre and Magda Godts, Parkhill and Bruce Samuel, son of Robert and Eleanor Thomson, Kippen were married July 9, 1983 at Sacred Heart Church, Parkhill with Father G. Roy officiating. The maid of honour was Lisa Geudens, and bridesmaids were Beatrice Fleming, Mary Thomson, sisters of the groom, Judy VanMassenhoven, and Lisa Van- Massenhoven, cousins of the bride. The flowergirls were Elizabeth Van Massenhoven and Vanessa Vandenberg, cousins of the bride. The best man was Dan Roger, and ushers were John Thomson, brother of the groom, Steve Jacques, Michael Godts and Marcel Godts, brothers of the bride. Master of ceremonies was Leroy Walker. After a honeymoon to Alberta and British Columbia, Betty and Bruce are now residing at RR 2 Hensall. MR. AND MRS. KEVIN SHEA Beverly Helen Preszcator and Kevin Joseph Shea were united in marriage August 27, 1983 at St. James Catholic Church, Seaforth with Rev. Caruana officiating. The bride is the daughter of'Niimer and Helen Preszcator, RR 1 Exeter, and.the groom is the son of John and Marg Shea, Seoforth. The maid of honour was Barbara Pep- per, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Donna Preszcator, sister of the bride, Sharon Murray, sister of the groom, Cheryl Cregan, friend of the bride, and Marsha Preszcator, sister-in-law of the bride. The best man was Allan Murray. friend of the groom. The ushers were Gary Nosh, friend of the groom, Steve Preszcator, brother of the bride, Larry Coyne and Dan Devereaux, friends of the groom. Bev and Kevin are now residing at RR 5 Seaforth. Photo by Schwartzentruber Mt• Bread Flour 40kc1 22.99 Mr. Bee says: Specials till 20 Sept. 24 closing All purpo.e bleu(hed. unbleached, Pastry whole wheat, Brown Sugar 2 kg. 2.29 , ky 1.19 Australian Sultana 1 kg. 2.84 Raisins 1.29 II, tlrNi'. W',• np•n dolly 9o, S p m Lt.r 1. - 0 FE N A ' I Op•n nld•r nlphr 1 , ,ill 00 ,m. 1.10,w01.1.99.1.111.10.1.10,w01.1.99.1.111.10.:91234-4.1174c1o,.A 4onounAey, Icing Sugar 1 kg. 1.35 Apricots 500 g. 3.39 4 By Shirley Prance With summer over and the kids back at school thoughts turn to fair time. With the theme of the fair being "Focus on Wheat" the Ladies Division has many specials and demonstrations on wheat. Also, South Huron Hospital is celebrating its 30th Anniver- sary and we are saluting them for their service to the community. • Wheat is featured in the Flow"r Arranging, Weaving, Breadmaking and the In- stitute displays. The Huron County Wheat Board will have a display in the foyer to inform the public on all aspects of wheat. Saturday, in the auditorium, you can see a demonstration on wheat weaving as well as bread making. This starts with the kernel and lets you sample the finished product. We are sure you will glean some knowledge from these ex- hibits and demonstrations. South Huron Hospital has served the community for 30 years. The Organizational Displays, Flower Department and Fine Arts and Crafts as well as our special decorated layer cake pays tribute to them. Calligraphy is a new section this year and we are hoping a popular one for Arts and Crafts. It is time to enter those quilts and make a try for the Canada Packers prize. We have a lot of beautiful quitters in the area so finish that bin- ding and bring them in to the fair. We are looking for entrants in the Colour Photographic competition. The rules are on page 87 in the Fair Book so tet us see some special snaps. 4-11 has a new look this year. The homemaking Clubs will besetting up their ex- hibits on "More Outdoor Liv- ing" and "Ontario Heritage". The Agricultural Clubs will have a display competition featuring "Focus on Wheat." Leaders, inspire your group to take time and enter as the prize money is worth it. Sorority play Trivial game XI Gamma Nu Sorority chapter started off their year on August 30. The "Beginning Day" meeting was held at the home of president, Mary Jane MacDougall. Upcoming socipl and cultural events and program outlines for the year were presented. The members divided into teams and en- joyed a game of Trivial Pur- suit. Lunch was served by the social committee. Hostess for the September 13 meeting was Barb Ballan- tyne. Chapter Traditions and Bylaws were amended and approved. Following a short business meeting, an in- teresting program entitled "Women's Concerns" was presented by Lynda Deelstra and Joanne Bowen. They demonstrated the many concerns of • women through the years by playing a va 'iety of musical recor- dings. A quiz brought to memory many important women both past and preseirt. A lovely lunch was provided by our hostess and co -hostess Anne Baynham. Al the supper table: "Somehow a hot dog doesn't. taste the same without a ball game in front of it." 1DISTINCTIVE� WEDDING INVITATIONS A°41 fr ((I , Select your wedding invitations from our complete catalogue For you ...a.Kecpsakc cop, of your Invitation in luxurious gold. lA or Times - Advocate. 4 Of course our Golden Age Department is in again. Some of these people have probably been exhibitors for many years. We appreciate their entries as they do fine work. On Saturday afternoon at 2:00 and 3:30 p.m. there will be a Fashion Show in the auditorium by Perry Originals. Before the Perrys opened their business they were exhibitors at our fair and displayed some beautiful work. We are sure you will en- joy their show and maybe get some ideas for Christmas gifts. I have mentioned only a few highlights of our fair. Come on out and see for yourself the top quality work that our fair is famous for. We are always looking for new exhibitors so why not give it a try or if you would be interested in becom- ing a member of our Ladies Division just talk to one of our workers. We will be glad to hear from you. Without the donations from the community and surroun- ding area wewouldnot be able to have such an extensive prize list. Many thanks from the Ladies Division to you. My own thanks to the peo- ple I work with in the Society and especially to the ladies behind the scenes who help make Exeter Fair a success. Your patience and understan- ding has been appreciated. In '83, I'm going to bet that you will have the best time yet." TO MARRY - Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rader, Zurich are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Barbaro Jean to John Fred Vella, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Vella, Windsor. The marriage will take place Saturday, October 1, 1983 at St. Peter's Qasilica, Lon- don at 2:30 p.m. CO ECTORS PLATES ti NOW "Kathie" Taking f ` Orders 4 SUGAR & SPICE 1" of Exeter 409 Main St., Exeter 235-1211 (ChecBack 9?oom" UNISEX HAIRSTYLINGS For The Entire Family Bring in this ad and get 20% Off any services 423 Main Street, Exeter, Ont., NOM ISO 235-0451 Superior Boaster C=VI Campbells, 10 oz. tin Tomato Soup 3/1.00 trZ=2 Kelloggs, 675 g. largest Corn Flakes 1.55 ��5�'eri.rF Salado Orange Pekoe, 60's .Tea Bags 1.65 r Seperi.r� Kroft, 24 singles Cheese Slices 2.88 Hi -Dry, 2 roll pack Towels 1.09 Superior Stacey Soft, 2 Ib. tub, 100% Veg. oil Margarine 1.59 Aylmer Choice, Targe 19 oz. 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